DCSS Director, Dr Fotios Moustakis, Associate
Professor in Strategic Studies, Department of Strategic Studies and Maritime
Warfare, University of Plymouth at Britannia Royal Naval College,
Dartmouth.
DCSS Deputy Director, Professor Alan Myers,
Defence Training and Education, Director Military Education, Director of
Studies, University of Plymouth at Britannia Royal Naval
College, Dartmouth.
DCSS Head of Learning, Dr Simon Murden,
Lecturer in Strategic Studies, Department of Strategic Studies and Maritime
Warfare, University of Plymouth at Britannia Royal Naval
College, Dartmouth.
DCSS Head of Contemporary Maritime Operations, Mark
Grove, Lecturer in Maritime Warfare, Department of
Strategic Studies and Maritime Warfare, University of Plymouth at
Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth.
DCSS Head of Maritime Policy, Dr Harry Bennett,
Associate Professor (Reader) in History, School of Humanities and Performing
Arts, University of Plymouth.
DCSS Head of Maritime Heritage, Dr Jane Harrold,
Lecturer in Strategic Studies, Department of Strategic Studies and Maritime
Warfare, University of Plymouth at Britannia Royal Naval College,
Dartmouth.
DCSS Head of Maritime Aviation, Philip Grove, University
of Plymouth, at Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth
MA Programme Director at Plymouth Business School, Dr Stavros Karamperidis is
Lecturer in Maritime Economics, Department of International Shipping,
Logistics and Operations, University of Plymouth.
DCSS Expert in Radar and Telecommunications, Dr Chris Lavers has
taught maritime and remote sensing topics since 1993. He is convenor of the
Satellite Conservation Special Interest Group (ConICom) of the Remote Sensing
and Photogrammetry Society, and is a member of the Institute of Physics
Environmental Physics Group Committee with special interest in satellite
sensing.
Chris has published over 200 papers, reports and
articles in physics and engineering and five books in the popular Reeds Marine
Engineering Technology Series and the Reeds Introductions series, and a
high-resolution remote sensing satellite imaging book looking at humanitarian
applications with contributions from the US AAAS and UNITAR.
Honorary Professor (University of
Plymouth) and Local Co-ordinator for the MA program in Applied Strategy and
International Security at the Hellenic National Defence College, Dr Georgios Mourtos
Honorary Professor
James Bergeron, is a recognised
political affairs advisor to Allied military leaders, having served as POLAD to
eleven maritime and joint service commanders.
Has
knowledge and experience gained across extensive involvement in the areas of
naval operations, law, political science, university teaching and research,
naval plans and policy support to senior naval leaders, followed by fourteen
years as a defence diplomat for NATO. Author of numerous articles and
recognised voice on legal, political and defence matters.
His
skills have been honed in the crucible of active engagement on matters of high
responsibility: from being a nuclear missile officer on an SSBN to being the
political advisor during the Israel-Hezbollah War and NATO Operation Unified
Protector in Libya.
Mr Stephen Moran MA:
Fellow/Associate Lecturer, DCSS Projects Officer, PhD Studentship/Teaching
Assistant.